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PANEL REPLACEMENT

Replacing a torn section of a seat involves a detailed process to ensure the final result seamlessly matches the rest of the seat both in terms of material and appearance.

This process requires skill, precision, and a keen eye for detail to ensure the repaired section integrates seamlessly with the rest of the seat, restoring its original appearance and functionality.
Aftermarket Vinyl & Leather Panel Replacement Pricing

We are committed to providing exceptional quality paired with transparent pricing. Our expert technicians use premium materials to seamlessly restore the appearance and functionality of your vehicle's interior. Below is a breakdown of our cost structure for panel or section replacements of vinyl or leather seats:

  • Seat Bolsters: Starting at $375. This covers the cost of new material and professional installation, ensuring a perfect match and finish for your seat.

  • Center Arm Rest Sections: Ranging from $225 to $275. This includes the sourcing of new material and expert labor to ensure a flawless integration with the existing seat.

  • Lower Cushion Complete Re-Upholstery: Prices range from $475 to $675. The cost is determined based on the seat's design. Solid seats are typically less expensive, while seats with perforations for heater or coolness functionality might be at the higher end of the price range.

Please note:

  • Unfortunately, we do not service seats with built-in airbags due to liability reasons. Your safety is our utmost priority.

Together, we'll determine the best solution for your vehicle's interior. We recommend requesting a quote >>>>

Here's a step-by-step overview of the process:

Assessment: Examine the extent of the damage to determine if replacing a section of the seat is the best solution or if other repair methods might be more appropriate.

Color and Material Matching: Source a matching fabric or leather that closely resembles the existing seat material in terms of texture, color, and grain. If it's a rare or specific kind of upholstery, sourcing might take a little longer.

Removal of Damaged Section: The damaged area is carefully cut away. Depending on the seat's design, this might involve removing the seat from the vehicle or detaching certain parts of the seat for easier access.

Preparation: The surrounding area is cleaned and prepped. If foam or padding beneath the torn section is damaged, it may also need to be repaired or replaced.

Cutting the Replacement Piece: The new material is cut into the desired shape, ensuring it's slightly larger than the removed section for a snug fit. It's essential to account for any stitching or patterns to ensure the new piece aligns perfectly.

Securing the New Section: The replacement piece is then fixed in place. This can be done using strong adhesive for certain types of materials or by stitching it in for others. The method will largely depend on the location and size of the tear and the type of material used.

Finishing Touches: Any additional processes like heat treatment, sealing, or conditioning (especially for leather) are applied to ensure the repaired section blends seamlessly with the rest of the seat.

Re-Installation: If the seat was removed, it's reinstalled securely back into the vehicle.

Final Inspection: Once the replacement process is complete, a thorough inspection is conducted to ensure the repair is indistinguishable and that there are no loose edges or other potential issues.

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